Recurrent ovarian cancer

Recurrence still occurs in a majority of patients with advanced ovarian cancer. However, progress in the management has allowed a significant prolongation of survival for relapsing disease. These last years, the field of interest has moved from chemotherapy to targeted therapy which is dominated by anti-angiogenic and anti-PARP agents. It is assumed that platinum-free interval will not remain the main prognostic and predictive criterion in the future, and will be replaced by a multifactorial approach. This trend for personalization of therapy has highlighted important neglected fields for clinical research such as multi-line (>= 3) relapse, frail patients including elderly and symptomatic and supportive measures.